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History Sources, All Periods

Jones, Judy. An Incomplete Education. 1987. (R 031.02 Jones.J)

Highly unconventional, yet immensely informative guide to Western Civilization. Pertinent chapters include "The Leonardo/Michelangelo Cribsheet", "A Whirlwind Tour of British Poetry", "A Bedside Companion to the 19th Century English Novel", “How to Tell Keats From Shelley”, and “A Consumer’s Guide to 20 Philosophers”.

Davies, Norman. Europe : A History. 1996. (940 Davie.N)

Dewald, Jonathan. Europe 1450 To 1789 : Encyclopedia Of The Early Modern World / Jonathan Dewald, Editor In Chief. 2004. (also available at Gale Virtual Reference Library)

Magill, Frank N.. Great Events From History. Modern European Series. 1973. (940 MAG v. 1)

Chronologically arranged summaries of major events of the period

Magill, Frank N.. Great Events From History. North American Series. 1997. (R 970 Great v. 1)

Stearns, Peter N.. Encyclopedia of European social history from 1350 to 2000. 2001. (R 940 Encyclo and online through Gale Virtual Reference Library)

The rare source to examine such social structures as marriage, higher education, social protest, and religion across a broad time period. Includes 300 biographies

The New Cambridge Modern History. 1957. (909 C141 v. 8)

A 14 volume, classic history covering the Renaissance through World War II

Durant, Will. The Story Of Civilization. 1935. (901 Duran.W v. 1)

The Harper Atlas Of World History. 1987. (911 Harper)

Bohlander, Richard E.. World Explorers And Discoverers. 1992. (R 910.922 World)

Mitchell, B. R.. International Historical Statistics. Europe, 1750-2000. 2003. (R 314 Mitch.B 2003)

Rodriguez, Junius P.. The Historical Encyclopedia Of World Slavery. 1997. (R 326 Histori v. 1)

Encyclopedia Of Western Colonialism Since 1450 [electronic Resource (eBook)]. 2007.

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